Upload VR returns to E3 with its third annual showcase of the most innovative and amazing VR games. As Medium matures year after year, it is still a platform for developers to innovate. While not all of the games shown are completely new ads, we have picked five of our favorite games from the show that you can look forward to soon.
song in smoke
PSVR was first announced earlier this year. song in smoke is a virtual reality survival and departure game from 17-bit developers, who are known for indie animation games such as shogun skull and the Galak-Z. In the diaries of a new developer, Studio CEO Jake Kasdahl explains how virtual reality led him not just to create a game, but to a fully living and breathing world. It’s coming to Oculus Rift, Quest, and PSVR this summer.
not connected
However, virtual reality is home to many great rhythm games not connected He may have the best catch. This game is all about playing the air guitar, and that means you play with just your hands thanks to the hand-tracking technology on the Quest and other VR-enabled PCs. Even better, the new trailer shows you can play The Offspring’s Kids Are Not Alright. It’s coming this fall.
Nerf Ultimate Championship
Who remembers playing Nerf? Sure, the reveal clip doesn’t reveal much, but it looks stylish and the Nerf guns look great, and they’re from Emmy-winning VR studio Secret Location. It is an Oculus exclusive that will be released in 2022.
sushi bin fi
In this stylish shading game, you are trying to save your favorite sushi bar from being wiped out. But instead of serving sushi, your job is to convince others to eat there, so there’s a lot of narrative focus brought to life by some of the manga-style paintings. It’s coming in 2022.
City History
Coming to Oculus Quest on July 15th, City History It is an open world action RPG designed for virtual reality that beautifully admits that you and others have no legs. Whether you are a blacksmith, lumberjack, warrior or archer, you will be able to forge a new identity in a captivating fantasy world.
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